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UT VIS87 BOOK 69 PAGE 6.32 System automatically, identifying the unit calling when the radio is activated. The memo advises that Communications of Vero will be handling the installation and coding of the equipment. Communi- cations of Vero has advised that the validator would cost $190.00 for each radio and this price includes coding and installation. The purchase of this equipment was not planned for in the respect- ive budgets of the Emergency Management, North County Fire District, or the ambulance squads due to late receipt of the information. The following. County radio units will need the validators installed and funded prior to January 1, 1988. Emergency Management Twelve radios @ $190.00 each = $2,280 Sebastian Volunteer Fire De artment Twenty -Three (23) radios @ $190.00 each = $4,370 Vero Lake Estates Volunteer Fire Department Nine (9) radios @ $190.00 each = $1,710 Roseland Volunteer Fire Department Fourteen (14) radios @ $190.00 each = $2,660 Wabasso Volunteer Fire Department Nine (9) radios @ $190.00 each = $1,710 Fellsmere Volunteer Fire Department Eight (8) radios @ $190.00 each = $1,520 Fellsmere Volunteer Ambulance Squad Three (3) radios @ $190.00 each = $570 Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad Seven (7) radios @ $190.00 each = $1,330 Sebastian Volunteer Ambulance squad Four (4) radios @ $190.00 each = $760 Total funds required for GE Star Validators $16,910. The North Indian River County Fire Taxing District budget will require the approval of an amendment for the expenditure of these funds. Funds for Emergency Management and the volunteer ambulance squads radio equipment apparently will have to be made available from the County General Fund amending the budget earlier approved. It is respectfully requested that action be taken by the Board of County Commissioners to approve and/or direct the appropriate response so the various EMS/Fire agencies will be able to interface the CAD/ Central Dispatch System by January 1, 1987. ► 54